Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTF. OMAHA DAILY BKE: "WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1008.
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TWO FINE
. $6,500
Corner feherman Ave. and
Spencer St.
KOUNTZE PLACE
ADDITION
Thl splendid house," built for home one
year ago, by the present owner. U now for
al at leu than the cost of the ground
and Improvement. The house Is 2 feet
wide and eO feet .Ions, faces east on a south
and east front, corner lot, 64x134 feet, with
1700 worth of paving and walks on both
aldee paid for, ha splendid lawn and
hrubbrjr with expensive Iron fence around
entire lot. has full bricked and cemented
baarment under entire house. Quaker fur
nee; first floor has nice large reception
hall, large parlor, bark parlor, dining
room, kitchen, large pantrjr, rear vestibule
and back ' Stairway; second floor has i
nice bedrooms, stairway to attic. This
house has the very beat of material and
workmanship, has the very best of modern
open, plumbing, electrlo lights and gas and
good, combination lighting fixtures, h
hades and screens and In short Is ab
solutely complete In every wsy; one half
cash, and the balance In monthly payments.
This place will be open for Inspection
Wednesday from . I Until 4:30. Don't let
this cbar.ce go by.
HASTINGS
1704 Farnam St.
HOUSE AND LOT
v 2502 FOPPLETON AVE.
House six rooms, lot 60x160
fret; asphalt pavement; perma
nent cement, sidewalk, all paid
for; city water ,Kewer and gas in
house; terms to suit reliable pur
chaser; $2,500. See the property
and then the owner. "William A.
;DeBord Jloom 520 First Nation-
al Bank Building.
(1)-M939 20
V .: VACANT LOT
Choice lot 60x127 on the north side of
Franklin St., 60 feet wet of 84th. Price,
tuOO.
' C. O. CARLBERO,
U N. Y. Ufa bldg.
(19)-M925 23
STOP i .LOOK! TWO SNAPS
7-room ho'itae. Jfith and Parker; modern ex
- tent heat; paving fend sidewalk paid for;
large lt v only $2,500; easy terms.
6 rooms,' new. modern except heat; on car
line, illst and California; large lot; rents
for S; aood Investment at ,12,860; make
offer; easy terms. 1
WAIT INVESTMENT CO.
4U"Bee Qldg.. . V Omaha. Neb.
"" ' ' ' ' ' ' 19)-M934 22 .
:-V, $3,500.
' Near- new cathedral, I-room brand new
and strictly modern house. Hot water heat;
?"h-Jf',U'iJ1'Vk" W' ft.' An elegant and
honestly rohktructed house.
PAYNE - INVESTMENT CO.,
' First Floor' New Tork Life Bldg.
'PhoncsPouglas 178L Independent x'usi
(i9-ti7 a)
J'pft tfUck sale list your property with
Waliui- Wills, 414 Bee Bldg., Rentals and
limili tner, ' ' ; n ' (19 :oi Ji
MUST SELL
6-room. house; large ' new barn, new chicken
house and coal nouse; all newly painted'
Urge lot. covered with fruit; In the north
part of city, two blocks from car; price,
i.U); easy payments.
Doufc. iH. BKMIS, Paxton Blk. Ind. A15bJ.
1. 1ST j our property with Chris Boyer, t!d
tmd Cuming Bts. 119) 606
1siAirE8TATB TJTLB TRUST flA
! CHAHu U. WILLIAMSON. Prear
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REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est. 15. Prompt
service. Oct our prices. 1710 Farnam be
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'm" ' "' REAL ESTATE
r ARM AMU UA.NCil LAAU FOR SALB
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C'ola4,
GOOD FARMING "LAND.
, , liAdT PAYMENTS.
Keaf Denver. . In Greelry district, black
sull, clay subsoil, wells 2a to 40 feet,
abundance of moisture, luw altitude, gen
eral' terming Including corn raising; one
crop pays for land; close to land niO aa
acr; luw price, easy terms; will boob
uouble In value.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.,
U iraodles Bulldlcg.
Outaha, Neb.
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Texas.
TFXAS LANDS How te gel them. Bend
11.00 10 K. C. Loinax, Austin, Texss, for
topy of Texas land law and Instructions
how t buy. I was for ten years chief of
land aepertment state treasurer office.
Know the lands, when they come on the
market, hpw to get them for my client.
Ke(rnoet Austin National bank, Austin,
Tax. ' Bet lands to be sold next tnree
tueblha. Fees reasonable.
' (30V-M19I MtTs
REAL ESTATE LOANS
HO to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead.
Wea4 Bldg.. W and Faroam. t22)-eii
HUVATB MONEY-NO DKiLaY.
OAHV1N HOS., Iv4 FARNAM.
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MONEY TO LOAN-Psyne Investment Co,
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LOANS on Improved
Omaha property.
O'Keefe t O- i-o.. 10U1 N. Y,
j. u,.t '
Life. Bldg.
t!)-il
' nVH PER CENT
: Moaey to loan oa
Asnaha bualnwsa property.
THOMAS UKENNAN,
Boca L Ki York Lite Bldg.
(n)-M 453
PRIVATE MONET-CASH ON HAND
NO DELAY.. J. H. Ml THEN. Su2-I 1ST
NAT. BANK liLLKJ. TEL. DOUO. 1271
t2i 61
MONEY, te loan on Improved city property.
Hastings 4V HeyUau, )7t4 Farnam St.
ta 6
WANTED Clty loan.
Peter Trust rCo.
WANTED-City loans and warrant. W.
Faxnam BflUtlt V Co.. U Faxuant St.
U2 8l"
LOWEST RATES Beads. Paxton Block.
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MONEY tO UOAtt on Omaha property and
Nebraska farnt land. W. J. lVrmoudy
Investment Co., M N. Y. L. BKIg TeL
Dmig. H'. ' ' tK Us
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REAL tSTATE WANTED
WANTkU-Iafonatttn regarding a good
house and lot fo aale in or within 24
miles 'of Omahai prefer dealing with
owns ealyi etaueVirto. location, and
give ult'deecriptloif. Addrese 1. Darby
hire h.ik aia. ltschster. N. Y.
REAL ESTATE
.citv property for ti.u
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HOMES
$4,500
1411 Emmet St.
SULPHUR SPRINGS
ADDITION
This Is a fine house of 7 rooms, 2SxW,
wtlh full brick cemented basement with
greased brick face, the first floor has vesti
bule, large living room with open stair
way, library or den, nice dining room kitch
en, large rear vestibule and thoroughly
equipped pantry; first floor 1s fin
ished In the finest of oak, with
polished osk floors. The kitchen and sec
ond floor Is finished In birch. There Is not
a stick of pine In the house. The second
floor has I nice bedrooms, good closets snd
bath and large screened- In porch. Every
room In the house Is decorated with ex
pensive papers; the house Is piped for gas
and wired for electric light, has beautiful
combination lighting fixtures, the heating
plant Is the best hot water heating system
money can buy, with extra large boiler
and plenty of radiation and decorated
radiators, tho very best of plumbing and
the very best of material and labor
throughout;, lot Is 50x121 feet, on nice street
of homes, has cement sidewalks In front
and around the house, the lot la covered
with beautiful maple shade trees. Just
one block from the Sherman Ave. car line.
This Is worth every cent of 16,000, but will
be sold for 84.600 If sold at once; 2,'ju0
cash and 827.50 per month on balance, In
cluding Interest. This place will be open
rrom z until :vo Wednesday.
& HEYDEN,
Bee Building.
Q9)-916 19
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for 2d-hand furniture, car
pets, ciouies ana snoes. lej. Doug. sun.
(26)-915
BEST price paid for 2-hand furniture, car
pels, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red b-WL
26) 471
CON. JEFFERSON stock wanted. State
. lowest price. Address Y 469, care Bee.
(25) M878 Kx
SAFE WANTED A large fire and burgUr
proof safe, with time lock, wanted (it
once. Address x 458, care Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent for July, a modern cot
tage, furnished. Address W. L. Coakley,
jue jn. notn ou .) MWO a
FOR KENT Young men desiring at
tractive rooms in private homo call at
zou capitoi avenue. tzttj 41 IV n
WOULD LIKE TO RENT a furnished hotel
In good location. Write Lock Box 115, lta-
veiuia. Neb. (23) M9a 20
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED stenographer; excellent
references. Address "U," Omaha Bee,
WANTED Position as advertising man
ager by experienced man. Address Y 467,
care The Bee. (27) A172V lx
wawiji employment ry middle age
man. Arlything honorable with reasonable
salary accepted. Address K 628, care Bee
(27)-Mb70 11 x
WANTED A position as
Taylor, Al a, iih St.-"
chauffeur. B.
-Uij-Ma a)
WISH to obtain situation that is partly
outdoor work; um experienced as office
cierK, stenographer and collector; ret
erences. Address O 610, Bee.
. (27)-M941 22x
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ellen Doran to Anton Semln. lot 3,
Mahonoy addition $ 4M
jonn Nettier et al. tb Ellxabeth
Treiter, lot 13, Harlem Lane and
other property
Nora O'Connor and husband to Frank
Blink, lot 16, block 1, South Omaha
Park 160
Anna M.-Christansen to Karen Olsen,
lot 8, block 6, Marsh's addition
Elmer R, Haum and wife to George
W. Oarloch, part lot 3. block "T."
Lowes' addition 835
County treaaurer to George Forgan,
lot 4. block 2, Newport ,
Charles Ladd Thomas to same, lot
6, block 2, Newport
E. C. Ofaivln to Louis Hansen, part
lot 4, Garvin s xub-ritvlsion 600
William r . Van Burg to Hannah
Llnd, part lot 2, block 10, Isaao ft
Belden's addition
Charlea P. Wilson and wife to John
Weber, lot 4. block 24, Benson 1,700
rTeriK cumminsina to jonn WeOer.
lot 8. block 6, Rose Hill 1,000
uus fi. Williams ana wire to cnarlee
tl Taylor, lot 3. block i. Boyd's ad
dition IM0
County treasurer to Jostan cooter,
lot 13. block 13, Omaha View
J. Livingstone Rewey to Charles
Westplial. lots 3. 4, block 25, Benson 1,200
rranKnn Realty co. to ueanie ea-
brooke, part lot IS, Tukny's replat.. 600
Mary H. Plope to Louis stemm, lot 7,
Rosalind Place
A. L. Red et al. to Daniel W.
Mickey, part lota 10 and 11. block
6. Drake's addition 600
County treasurer to Ltsxte Oehrmann,
lot 17. block 458, Orandvlew
Same to James A. Rockwell, lot 7,
block 10. Walnut Hill
Harry M. Allwine to Inei W. Oould,
tots l and Z, block 11, Omaha
Heights W
Belle Wyland and D. M. Wyland to
William M. Oould. lots 3. 4. block
11. Omaha Heights 0
Ueorge w. Cooper to John Znloudek
and wife, part section 10-14-13 800
J. J. Ryan to Dora M. Poole, part
lot 8, block 7, Corrlgan Place 1.700
Total ; 110,762
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR DRAFT HORSES AND
lwart. Pack and Saddle Mules Chie
Quartermaster's Ottice, Omaha, Nebraska,
slay at, line, sealed proposals. In triplicate
will be received at tills office until 12
o clock m., central standard time. June 18,
!. and then opened. In the nreaenca of at
tending bidders, for 34 light draft horses
17 medium draft horse. l;6 draft mules
wheel; t& draft muU-a, lead; 84 pack mules
and so saddle muiee, lor delivery at Omaha.
Nebraska, or other prominent railroad
points. The animals to conform to speclft
cations for draft horses and mules. United
States reserves right to accept or reject
any or an proptaais or any part tnetof.
Particulars and blank for proposals will
oe urnisneu on application. envelope:
containing proposals to be endorsed "Pro
posals for Horse or Mules' and addressed
to Major U. i Mccartny, Chief Quarter
master. MJO-21-22-J-li-17
OFFICE OF THE . CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster, rort vniana, Nebraaaa,
May 16, lswe. Scaled proposal in triplicate,
uti)ect to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived here until 10 o clock a. m., central
stanaura time, june li, ror the con
slrucllon. plumbing, heatlns. electric wlrin
r.d fixtures, cf a oakery ut Furt Omiiu.
Nebraska. Full information furnished on ap
plication. I', b. teseivea the right to re
ject any or ail uioe. r.nveiopes conialnlili
nropossls to be marked "Proposals fo
Bak-ery," and addressed, to Captain W. H
OUHV. Constructing guartermaster. Fort
timuiv uruiMM. Mia-is-u-uid-t
CON8TRUCTINO QUARTERMASTER
Office, Fort De Muiiiea, la., April 30,
line. steaiea proposals, in tripncata, wl
be received here ualll 3 P ni., standard
time. Thursday, May Zl. and the
opened, for ooitstructing wagon shed at
Fort Dee Molne. la. Infonuattoa fur
nished on application here. Plans an
specifications will be sent Intendln
bidders uuon their depositing the sum
fid, which will be refunded when plans and
specifications are returned. Proposals
should be endorsed. "Proposals for Wagon
blica, ana auaressea. constructing Quar.
leiinasier, si itm Moines, is.
M1-3-4-4H 30
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
(Continued.)
CONSTRVCTINO QUARTERMASTER 8
Office. Fort Meade. B. I).. April ao,
Scaled proposals. In triplicate, will be re
ceived at thl office until 10 a. m., moun
tain time. May 2b, and then opened.
or constructing 1 set of commanding of
ficers' quarters, V double set of lieutenants'
uartera, 1 set of bachelor officers quar
tern, l band barrack and 1 administration
building, snd for Installing plumbing, steam
eating, electric wiring and electrlo light
ing fixtures In buildings specified. Plana
ml specifications may be seen by Intend-
Ina bidders St the offices of the chief Quar
termaster, Department of the Missouri,
Omaha, Neb. j Department of the Colorado.
lenver. Colo.: Ueearlment or tne Laxes.
htcago. III.: Department of Dakota. PU
Paul. Minn.: In pot uuartermaster. St.
Louts. Mo., snd this office, at which latter
place all Information may be obtained upon
ppltcHtlon. The L nlted states reserves
the rigiil to reject any or all bids, or to ac
cept any part ot a bid tnat may no sil-
antageous to the government. envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed
IToposala for Public Duildings, etc. I Fort
Meade, 8. v., and addressed to L. I.
8CHEREH, Captain and Quartermaster,
Fourth Cavalry, Constructing Quartermas
ter. Ap24-2&-7-2s-Mayi-;a
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER, Fort Leavenworth. Ksnsaa.
April 28, I. Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
will be received here until 11 :u a. m.. Cen
tral time. May 22, 19, and then opened, for
constructing tne following nuiidinge, in
cluding plumbing, heating, electric wiring
nd electric Iteming fixtures: Two sets
Field Officers' Quarters and three double
sets captains Uuarters. at Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas. Full Information and blank
forms of propossl furnished on anullcntlon
to this offioe. Plans and specifications mav
oe seen nere; also in nt rices or Chler Quar
tnrmsster at Omsha, St. Paul and Denver
nd Depot Quartermaster. Ralnt Tola
United States reserves the risrht to accent
or reject any or all proposals or sny part
thereof. EnvelnDes to be endorsed "Pro
posals for Publl? Buildings" and addressed
to Csptaln Wimam D. Davis, Quarter
master. A2H-29-30 Ml-20-21
LEGAL NOTICES
FOR SALE BONDS.
Village of Sidney (Nebraska) water bonds
In the sum of $20,000.00, bearing 8 per cent
Interest, for sale.
Apply to LESLIE KELBAI EK, Vlllaee
nera, eianey, iseo. aicnia wi3.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Empress Line of the Atlantis
Z.E8S THAW rOCH SATS AT SEA
The Empresses sail from Quebec to
Liverpool in six days;, two days on the
inajiu . i.wi .oea. optto, ooraiori
elegance and safety are combined la these
spienuiu express steamera
Ask any ticKet agent tor particulars
Call or write for Illustrated booklet
describing personally conducted Euro
pean tours.
u. mi. scijAuin, ota Agv,
Telephone Harrison 1713.
033 Soatn Clark Street, Caloago, til.
SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE
10,000 Ton Twin-Screw Psssenger Stsamcr
Direct to -
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Sailing from rle Tork at nooa.
Vnltea 8tt Mr ! I Oacar II Jn It
C. F. Tlttjrn ...Jun 4 Hclllg Olar Juu U
saloon 175 ana op; Krcond cabin 151. M.
A. T.. JOHKBOsT 4k CO.,
136 E. 3Clnss at, Chicago, XU.
ETBOPE PAJITI8S, Jnne IB, 30, B7, July X
Clark s t rulaaa et tb "Amble," is.ouo tons te
riant It Round thl World f&YX?
FRANK C. CLARK. Times Buliaina, Naw Tork.
LAYING DOWN LAW TO ATHLETES
Must Not Play Professional Dall If
They Expect to Play la Varsity.
LINCOLN. May 19. (Srjecial.l-The Ne
braska Athletic board at Its regular
monthly meeting last night adopted the
plan for the sale of a student s ticket next
fall. The ticket will be sold for 1.1. end will
admit the holder to all foot ball, basket
ball, base ball and track contests during
the school year. All students who fail to
secure the (3 ticket at the opening of the
university and all outsiders will have to
fiay the regular admission fee to all ath
etlc contests.
The ballots on the vote for a basket ball
captain for next year were canvassed by
tne ooara ana hip result snowea tne elec
tion of Walter Walsh to that position.
Walsh was the fast forward and center on
the five last fall. Basket ball "N's" were
awarded to Pant Ball, Owlght Bell, Walter
waisn, li. o. ferry, w. B. woods, E. A.
Bcnmlut and Kusaell Hurrusa.
A committee was appointed to draw up
new constitution for the athletic board.
This plan has been under consideration for
some montna, as seversi new rules are
sal to be needed for governing the board.
Dr. Clapp was ordered to notify all uni
versity men who aspire to play 'varsity
oase uan in tne luture mat tney must not
play hall during the summer with any
professional teams. Any team that pay
one or more of It players Is conaidered a
Crofesslonal Organization by the Nebraska
oard, and any student who plays with
such a team will ont be allowed to take
part in Nebraska athletics next year. This
rule has been a dead law during the last
few years In the west, but the Nebraska
Doard intends to enforce it at this lnstltu
lion irom now on.
The new board perfected Its organization
for the ensuing year. The following offi
cers were eieciea; troiessor ncnton laies,
president; J. B. Harvey, vice president;
ur. i. . viapu, secretary ex orncio; 15.
L. Knowlton, treasurer ex officio.
The committees for the year were ae.
lected as follows:
Foot Ball Prof. Edwin Maxey, J. B. Har
vey, n, i. Tum.
Base Ball Pror. H. H. Wolcott. Prof.
oiaxey, Ken cnerrington.
Track pror. Frank J. Fnllllna. Prof.
woioott, w. w. waisn.
Basket Ball-Prof. Phillips. Prof. Wol-
Boit, w. w. waisn.
Finance Prof, Dales. Prof. Phillips, Ben
cnerrington, w. w. Walsh, 8. T. Frum.
Eligibility Prof. Dales. Prof. Clano. a
T. Frum.
Buildings and Grounds Prof. Waite,
x-rvi. viupp, a. narvey.
Dates for Falls City Shoot.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. Mav 18 (Soeclnl W-
Tho dates for the great blue rock shoot
at tins place nave been definitely decided
to be Friday and Saturday, June 6 and li.
In order to have this shoot officially regis
tered it was necessary to have the shoot
one week later than was flist announced.
Bomo or tne Dest Hooter of the country
will be here. - David Elliot of Kansa City
will cashier the shoot, while Henrv Sher
man of the same place will have charge
of the traps. Dick Llndeman, amateur, or
Lincoln; Pat Adams, repreaentlng I'. M. C,
and Ueorge Maxwell, the famous one-armed
shooter of Hastings, Neb., will be among
tne snooiers present.
The shooting grounds will be in the An.
dereon Miller place, west of town, and Is
closer to town than the shoot was last year.
The above dates brii the shoot directly
after tha Missouri and Kansas league at
bt. jonepn, mo., ana many excellent marks
men ar expected to bs present.
Cornell's Game at Grlnnell.
" GRINNELL. Ia.. May 19 (Special.) The
Cornell-Qrlnnell base ball game played here
yesterday afternoon had an overaupply of
errors on both sides and resulted in a vic
tory for Cornell by a score of 6 to 2. The
wind Interfered somewhat with pitching
snd fielding. The game started out even,
with one score for each side in the first
innning. i n 9. viaitors got no more satlafac
tlon until the eixlh innlna. when, bv Orln
nell's errors, they scored three times, and
got one more in tne seventn. J. Barber at
the bat In the fourth Inning was hit on
the cheek bone by a nail from the pitcher
and nut out of busineas for a time, but
kept lit place In the pitcher's box through
the game, though seriously handicapped
Dy pain. 1 cinaiut raoie aiasaiistaciion was
expressed witn some decisions of the um
pire.
Score by Innings:
Cornell 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 0-t
Grlnnell 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 nJ
Umpire: Ball, principal Qrlnnell High
scnooi.
Barns Willing to Fight.
LONDON. May 19. Tommy Burns, the
heavyweight pugilist, today sent a cable
gram to Jack Curley at Chicago accepting
an offer to fight Jack Johnson, the colored
rieavyweigni, on Laoor clay for a purae of
,O0, Burns to have lAi.000 win, lose or
oraw. uurna acceptance is as follows:
"1 will accept Vsvtta) for labor dir. Vnu
know my terms. Jeffries to referee. Neal
wui poet too lurreiu gjign for me."
Boeae Haa Walklagt rinh.
BOONE, la.. May 19 Special )-The
Boone Walking; club is having Ita first
tramp today. Tha first team to leave the
city on a Journey of this kind Uft the
ttaiiroad toung Mans Chriatiaa asauclatlon
building this morning at 6 o'clix k. The
eiuo ia aavinc a irawp ut ua Jaoinea.
SIOUX BATTING WINS GAME
Iowant Found Sanieri Hard sod Tike
Gamt 9 to 4.
R0UHKE3 MAKE BAD START
Campbell, First Mem l, Starts he
Hlttlag- far Visiters Cos,
rades Keep It I'p fer
Thirteen.
Omaha, 4; Sloug City, 9.
If all the members of the Rourke family
had hit the ball with the vigor, vim and
accuracy which was used by Chlckering
Autrey, the final score would not have
been 9 to 4 against the champions, Tues
day, and another game might have been
added to the long list of wins wntcn are
now to the credit of the Omaha team.
But the trouble was that the heavy hit
ting was done on the other side and the
boys with the grey traveling uniforms were
credited with a total of thirteen hits, on
rhlch they made nine runs by the aid
of four bases on balls. To the credit of the
Rourke family, may It be said, that no
aid was given to the Sioux by errors and
they came out of. the fray with the. error
column as clear as a whistle.
Warfleld Sanders did not have the right
glove on his off mlt, or something else was
wrong for he pitched more like some novice
than like the war scarred veteran of many
fray. He seemed to have no speed and
when they rolled over the plate as big a
balloons the Blous landed on them at will
and hit them hard, a the ummary of
double and triples will show. Every man
on the Iowa team except Weed and the
pitcher made one or more lilts. Omahl
made eight hits, but the trouble was they
were not bunched, and how could they be
when Chicken got four of the eight. Any
how Sanders had a bad day and when it
commenced to gJ bad for him. Captain
Franck did not show the least Inclination to
let him off, but made him stick to the post
ind twirl out the game.
Bad Start fer Otnabana.
The first Inning was about enough
to win the. game and It also showed which
way the straw was going to blow, so wise
one, nad plenty of time to hedge. Camp-
, w ..... v. kv.i r.t malt.
urn, li..
Ing a hit the first time up, and as he leads
off for the Sioux, It Is a bad habit. Monday
he led off with a double and Tuesday he
led off with a single. Bpencer followed with
another single and Andreas' sacrifice
helped them along a notch. Weed hit to
Captain Franck, but he was too late to
catch Campbell at the plate and the flrt
run had been made. Then came Henry
with the first of his three hits, and drove
In another run, putting Weed on third.
from which spot he scored on Welch's fly
to Householder. It really looked bad for
the Champs and It turned out to be bad
King made first base twice by fast sprint
ing by which he practically forced an error,
nd each time he was able to keep on
scooting around until he landed on third,
and each time he was sacrificed home by
Captain Franck. On another occasion he
singled and the Chicken brought him home
with a double. Banders had made a single
and he came home with the other on the
same double.
The story of the way the 8loux made
their runs would be but the story of hard
hitting. For Instance, In the third Inning,
three runs were made on two bases on
balls, two doubles and A single. In thT
fifth Inning two' mora were made on two
singles, a stolen base and a triple.
The same teams thl afternoon.
The score; - ,
OMAHA,
AS. R. H. O. A. IS.
H.
1
0
4
0
O.
0
A.
8
King. 2b
Franck,
Autrey. lb
4
. 2
. S
. 5
. I
. 1
. 4
. 4
. 4
.34
3
0
1
0
0
2
1
6
Householder, If
Welch, cr
Belden, rf
Austin, 3b
LeKrand, O
Sunders, p
Totals,
8 27 IS
8IOUX CITY.
AB. R.
H.
1
2
1
0
3
i
1
0
O.
0
A.
0
E.
Campbell, If ,
Spencer, cf .,
Andreas, 2b .
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
4
0
Weed, rt ....
Henry, e ....
welch. 30 ....
Severeid, lb ,
Granville, ss
Furchner, p ,
Total ....
.24 13 26
King out: hit by batted ball.
Omaha Runs 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
0 1-4
11-8
0 0-6
0 0-13
Hits 1 0 0 1 0 1 S
Sioux City Runs ..8 1 10 10 0
Hill 9 s v I J,
Two-base hits? Dr. Welch (2).
Autrey,
I Andreas, Henry, Welch. Three-base hit
Oranville. Passed ball: Henry. Bases on
balls: Off Sanders, 4; off Ftirchner, 4.
Struck out: By Sanders, 3; by Furchner,
8. Left on baaes: Omaha, I; Sioux City, i.
Stolen bases: Henry, Weleh of Sioux City.
Sacrifice hits: Franck (2). Andreas. Welch
of Sioux City (2), Severeid. Time: LS0. Um
pire: Davis, Attendance, ,w.
WITHER I'P HOLDS DENVER SAFE
Result Is Des Moines Takes Another
One from Heaatalaeen,
DES MOINES, la.. May 19. For twenty-
seven Innings nbt a run haa been made
off Wltherup. Although Des Moines made
fewer hits off Patice than Denver did from
Wltnerup s offering. VN ttherup kept the
Denver singles so widely scattered that a
scoro never came. Paigo got a bad start
and the boosters won the game In the
first inning. Anderson, the first man up,
iu given his base on balls by Paige,
Nlehoff beat out an. infield grounder;
Flournoy and Dwyer struck out, but
Dolan smashed one over the fence ror two
bases, scoring Anderson and Nlehoff.
Fitspatrick put one after Dolan ball and
the latter came in. Two more runs carac
In the fourth, when Dexter got to first
on an error, to second on leagers hit.
stole third and both came home on
Wi'.herup s single. Des Moines up a
brilliant fielding game. The score:
DKS MOINES.
AB. R. H. O.
A. E.
Anderson, ss 3 10 1
4
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
1
Nlehoff. 3b 4 118
Flournoy. If 3 0 1 8
Dwyer, lb 4 0 0 7
Dolan. Zb i 1 1 8
Fltzpatrlck. rf 4 0 13
Dexter, cf 4 10 1
Yeager, c 3 1 1 T
Wltherup. p 3 0 10
Total 31 i
DENVER.
AB. R.
w 27
H.
0
O.
11
A. E.
Waldron, cf..". 4 0
1
0
0
0
6
8
1
0
1
0
Belden, If 4 O
Zalusky, lb 4 0
Cassady, rf 8 0
Doll, 3b..... 4 0
Ijautei'born, 2b 4 0
Klnneally, ss 8 O
McDuugh, c - 4 0
Paige, p 4
Bohannan 1 0
Totals 36 0
8 24 11
Batted for Klnneally In ninth.
Des Moines . 3 0 0 2 0 0
-
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Runs earned: Des Moines. 2. Two-bsae
hits: Dolan, Fitspatrick, lournoy, Alc-
Donough, Paige, Waldron. Bases on ball
By Paige. 3. Double plays: Waldron to
I-auterborn. Passed balls: McDonough, 1.
Wild pitch: Paige, 1. Struck out: By
Wltherup, 7: by Paige, 7. Stolen bases:
Anderson. Nlehoff, Dwyer, Yeager (21.
witnerup. Dexter. Time: 1:30. At
tendance: 160. Umpires Brennan.
I.1XCOLX TAKES OXE FROM PUEBLO
Pltehlag of Bonno, with Errorless
Support, Lands tho Ganae.
LINCOLN. Msy It. Hit were eoual ln
today' game, but while Lincoln played
errorless ball. Pueblo'a two error counted
in the run getting, pitcher Bonno was eue
daily strong with men on bases. He let
down toward the end. ar-d two bases on
balls, followed by a single, gave the visitor
tneir only iso. jaefcaua was also atrviig li.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WEST. ZfAOUE. AMER.
W. L. Pet.
ASSN.
W. U Pet.
Omaha II ,sT Toledo ...
...1 .MO
Denver ....1 .71 Indian Us
SlnilT (' 11 11 Onhimhua
..iu .a
.11 11 .M
Lincoln ...14 14 .bn Milwaukee .1? 11 .Byi
fen nioines.iz is .u t-ouievnie ,.n in .oi
Peublo 7 It '. Kan. City .11 17 .414
' kilnn lls , .... i tO MO
Bt. Paul.... 7 22 . 341
NAT. LEAOUE AMER. LEMiUB
W. 1 Prt. W. 1 ret.
Chicago ....15 7 .MJ New York. .17 .
Flttaburg ...IS t .691 Phlla 17 11
.'T
Mills IS 10 .6H1 Cleveland .14 11
.R
New ork..l3 12 .1:1) et. Louis
Boston 14 IS .Ml Chicago ,
Cincinnati .11 .60 Detroit ..
St. I.ouls.,.10 II .3K7 Wash. ...
..14 14
..IS IS
..11 14
..10 14
..10 II
.:V
Brooklyn ... I II .SS3 Boston .
GAMES TODAY.
v estern ibiii. Rinn, ritw nm.hi
Denver at Des Moines. Publo at Lincoln.
National League Roston at Chlcaao.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at fit.
rxiuis, miianeipnin at Cincinnati.
American Uliuit-fhlraan nt U'aahln.
ton. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at
New York. Cleveland at Beaton.
American Association rAiumhm at In.
dlannpolts, Toledo at Louisville. Milwaukee
at Kansas City. 8t. Paul at Minneapolis.
the box and with nerfact annnnp a,iM
have made things interesting for tha Incala.H
Bcore:
LINCOLN.
AB.
.81
E.
Judo, If
0
rox, .b
Gaunter, ss....
0
0
0
renlon, rf
Thomas, lb....
Davidson, cf...
I'rltchett, b...
Zlriran, c
lionno, p
0
tt
0
0
Total
AB.
Spencer, If
Hogriever,
Smith, c...
tb.
Mitre, c
Mattick, cf..
MeLear, 2b..
Clark, lb
Miller, rf
Corhan, ss...
Jackson, p...
Totals 32
Lincoln 1 0 0 0 1,0 0
Pueblo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 -4
1 0-1
Three-base hit: Fenlon. Two-base hit
Prltchett. Stolen base: Prltchett. Bacrl
flee hits: Fox. Zinran. Struck out: By
Botino, 6; by Jackson, 1. Bases on ball,:
Off Bonno, 4. Time: 1:30. Umpire; Haskell.
Attendance: t,Ai.
GAMES IX AMEItlCAX ASSOCIATION
Loalsvllle Wins from Toledo Thirteen
t Tea.
TOLEDO, May 19. Louisville won front
Toledo today In a game In which six pitchers
were used. Captain Abbott of Toledo wai
fut off the grounds lor disputing a ae.i
un. Bcore:
LOUISVILLE.
TOLEDO.
B.H O A E.
B H O A B.
Sunlrr. It... 5
Woodruff, It.
Prrlne, tb... 5
1 0
OBarbeau. m.. 6 a 4
OHInchman, b 4 1 ft
OBmoot. cf I 1 1
OArmb itir, rf 1 0 1
Ctovall, rf...
Sullivan, lb.
Burke, lb...
(JuinUn. aa..
IMeti, e
Fool, p
Adams, p...
Halls, p
1 li
0 0
0
Elwert, 8b... I 0 1 1
1 Utter, lb.... t
0 II 1
I Hopklna, it.. 3
1 0
til
in
10
1 0 1
OLand, e 4
0 glaeo, 0
0 BuBhalmaa, p 1
0Mot'arty 1
Ahr, p I
Tm.i. 11 1 17 14 1 1
Totals 40 11 27 II 4
Batted for Bushelman In fifth.
Toledo 2 0 1 0 3 4 0 0 0-10
Loutavlll 8 0 2 0 1 0 0 0-13
Home runs: Barbean (2). Sacrifice hit:
Perrine. Hit by pitched ball: Sullivan,
Hinchman. Stanley. Double plays: Barbeau,
to Lister; Poole to Quinlan to Sullivan, Two
base hits: Stanley, Woodruff, ArmbrUster.
Sullivan, McCarthy, Barbeau, rtmenman.
Bases on balls: orr Bt.-en , if; on Aaams,
2. Struck out: By Bushelman. 2; by Poole,
2; by Adams. 1; by Halla, 2. Time: 2:10.
Umpire; Owen.
Brewers Fatten Batting; Averages,
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Msy II Milwaukee
had an easy time of It this afternoon. All
hands fattened their batting averages In
tha alith snd tha final score was y 10 1.
Green wss put out of the game for arguing
with Umpire Ulerhaiter. Bcore: 1
UTt U'il'KFE KAN8AB CITT.
B H.O.A . B.H 0 A C
Itoblnaon, aa. 4
1 t
4 4
t 1
lHallman, rf
.10 14 4
it 1
Oreen, rf I
Bateman, rf.. 8
M Chean'r. if
Wliaer, cf.... 4
Roth, c 4
MrCorm'k, b 1
Clarka, 3b.... t
Brown, lb. ... 1
Curtla, p 4
0 Berkley,
0 Braahaar.
lb . t 4 I 0 1
lb. I I Is!
. rf 4 0 I 1 4
I 1
I 4
1 I
1 I
4 0
4 10
1 0
4 Neighbor,
flKruaxer. lb.. 4 4 4 I 1
Okerwln, It.
4'rlap, c....
4 Wood. aa...
! i ! ! ?
41111
1 ewann, p I 0 1 I
0'Kluon 10 4 0
brown 1114 4
T.i. 31 II it 11 I
Totala M I 17 11 4
Batted for Wood In ninth.
Batted for Swann in ninth
Milwaukee 010011600-0
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 4. Two base
lilt.- Rnhlnaon. Beckley. Bases on ball
off Swan, 4; off Curtis, 5. Struck out: By
Swan, 1; by Curtis, 6. Left on bases: Kan
mam nit v to- Milwaukee. 8. Double liliivi:
McCormlck to Broa'n; Krueger. Brashear
to Beckley. Stolen base: Crisp. Sacriilca
hits: Wlsser, Roth, McCormlck. Passed
ball: Roth. Base on errors: Milwaukee, 3;
Kansas City. 2. Hit by pitched bail: ClUD,
Brown. Time: 2:00. Umpires: Blerhalier and
Kane.
Champion Defeat II osiers
INDIANAPOLIS, May 19.-Inabllity to hit
opportunely' cost Indianapolis the gam
Score:
mU'USI'l. INDIANAPOLIS.
B H O. A E. . B H O I I
Raldr, M....I
4 110 Buah. a.....'. 4 114 1
Jarkaon, If... 1
Odwall. cf.... I
Congaltoa, rf 4
Frl.l. lb 4
Klbm. lb 4
Kohl, e I
Wriglar. tb.. 4
Tajrior, p.... 4
4 10 0 Coulter, If... I 4 4 4 0
01 4Haden. rt... 4 I 4 1
4 1 4 (i Carr. lb 4 111 1 4
14 11 Davidaoa, ef. 4 1 I 1 4
4 It 1 0 LlTlnaaton, I 1 4 4 4
111 vWllllama, tb. I 4 4 t
4II1 Hopka. lb.... I I 4
III OMarquard, p. t 1 I t 4
Usdaar .... t 0 I 4 4
Tnt.l. 30 I 27 II 1
Totals tl I 17 IS 1
Batted for Hopke In nlntn.
Indlananoll 10000000 01
Co umbu .. o l i o e v v o .
Struck out: By Taylor. 1: by Maruuard. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: By Maruuard, 1. Two
base hit: Davidson. Double play: Kll:m to
Taylor. Base on bulls: Olf Taylor. 1; otC
Marquard, 4. Stolen bases: t.arr, HOf He,
Odwell. Time: 1:40. cn.;iire: Ketin.
Millers Defeat Saints.
BT. PAUL. Minn.. Mty 19. Errors at
critical times, together with buncned hits
by Minneapolis, gave the Millers the stcjnd
aame of the series today, 4 to 2. Bcore:
MINNEAPOLIS. IT. PAIL.
B H O.A.E. B H O A E.
oytar. aa ...
Waldar, If..
O-Kall. cf...
4 1114 Pualeavr. rf. 4 1 1 1
4 4 1 4 0 Flood, lo.... 1114 1
4 14 11 Whoeler. Ik.. 1114 1
rrqpraan, rf.
Uutllln, lb..
4 1111 Pavta, cf t I 1 1
4111 Oalsr, if 4 1 I 4 4
4 14 14 Laugblta. .. I 1 I 1
O'Brlea, lb.
Clarka, lb...
471 Okowan, lb ... 4 II I 1
Block, e
4 I 11 1 IMcKana, aa.. 4 114 4
14 4 1 ILaror, p 1 4 4 I 4
14 4 4 DM. Mejara... 1 10 4
Oberllo, p...
Wilson, p...
Totals
U 7 27 11 I Totala.....
M 11 17 II 4
Batted for Leroy In nlntn.
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 0-8
Minneapolis I 0 0 0 0
0 2 0 1-j
Two base bits: Freeman. Flood. StoUn
bases: Geler, Oyler. Double -.'ays: Davis and
Laughlln, Flood and Koatn. Hits: OH
Oberlln. 10 In i'-i Innings; o.f WlUon, 1 in
1 innings. Bases on tislls: Off Leroy, 1;
off Obtriln. 1; off Wilaon, 1. Struck out:
By Oberlln, 7; by Wilson, 1; by Leroy 2.
Passed balls: Laughlln. Biock. Sacnfej
hits: Leroy, 2; Davis, 1. Lett on baaes: HI.
PauL 11; Minneapolis, I. Time: 2:t. Um
pire; Hayes.
Iowa Too Mark for Cornell.
IOWA CITY. Ia.. May 19 (Special Tele
gram.) Iiwt won from Cornell college, 7 to
i. Sutherland Ditched a creat same foi
Iowa, allowing vuly lliiee Iills. JvtiiiSvn tf
Iowa registered three hits and a walk.
Store: RUE.
Iowa ...8 001021 7 13
Cornell 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 01 8 1
Lindsay Takes First Game.
I INIXSAY, Neb.. May 18.-8peclaL)
IJndsay snd Newman urove on Uie local
diamond Sunday played the first game for
either team and the work aas a little alow.
Hu'-kmatier was in tho box fur Lindsay
snd Prevo for Newman Urove. score:
Undsay I 0 0 I 0 1 -t
Newman Orove 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Games ta Three-1 Leagn.
At Rock Island-Bloomlngton. 7-1-1; Rock
Island. i-W-a.
Al pubuque Pecatur, 4-0-0; Dubuuue, 0-i-X.
At dar Isplds eprlngfleld, i-S-tj Cedar
iR. H. O. A.
1110
1111
1113
0 2 11
0 0 10 1
oooo
12 2 2
0 0 1
4 0 0 1
4 "l 27 12
'R. H. O. A.
0 0 0 0
10 0 3
0 0 10
0 0 0 0
0 2 2 0
0 2 16
0 2 16 0
0 10 0
0 0 16
0 0 0 2
"I "5 24 18
ttapiua, t-i-i.
SOX SHUT OUT SENATORS
Chisago Wins Pitchm' Battle from
Waihinyton.
THBT.H
LOCALS REACH FIRST
JNeee Get as par as Seen ad-
White Allowed Daly One Hit
and ffmlth Bat
Fir.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Harry White
held Waehlngton down to one hit today.
Chicago winning 1 to 0. But three of the
locals reached first base and none got aa
far as second. Prollh also pitched weli, but
his work was overshadowed by that of
White. Bcore:
CHICAOO.
VaSHINOTON.
B-H.O.A F.
B.11.0 A K .
H.hn. et..... I
Imushertr. II 1
I'arid, tb 4
14 0 OMilaa. ef 4 0 4
1 OOanlrr. If I 1 1 0
0 110 twlehamr, lb i I 4 0
10 4 cpirkarlni. rf. I 1 0 0
1 It 0 0 Warner, e. ... 1 0 S I I
I I 1 Oltrnl, 1 0
III OFreanian. lb. I 111 1
0 I I a Alllrer. lb... 0 0 t 0
10 1 M llrlde, M . I 0 I
S.'hlrk. lb. . t I
Anoenam, rt. 4
lionohua, lb. 4
ulllran. ... I
Tannnhlll 111
rarenl. ...!
f
Totals Z7 117 11 OPmith, p I 0 0 1 0
v.'ats 1 I 0 0
Aotala 17 I II U 1
'Batted for Freeman In eighth.
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-2
Three-bsse hit: Anderson. Sacrifice hits:
Dougherty (2), Sullivan. Tanrwhlll. Double
play: McBrlde, Delehanty to Freeman.
Left on bases: Washington, 1; Chicago. 1.
Bases on balls: Off Smith. 1; off White, 1.
Base on errors: Chicago, 1. Struck out;
By Smith. 2 by White. 2. Time: 1:25. Um
pire Sheridan.
Browne Defeat Athletics.
PHILADELPHIA. Msy lR-Waddcll this
fternoon faced his former comrades of
the Philadelphia team for the first time ana
largely tnrougu nis txceiieni puciun 01.
Louis won. 6 to 2. Header, who fanned
eight men, weakened irj ln seventh Inning,
when three singles and two doubles nettcu
St. Louis four runs and decided the gamn.
The largest crowd of the season saw the
contest. Score: '
IT. LOl'13. PHILADELPHIA.
n H O A E. H.ll.o.A.K.
Hoffman, rf.
bill OHartael, If... I 100
C. Jonte. ct . a
Itone, It 4
Vt tlllama, lb. 4
Wallace, aa.. I
Ferrn, lb.... 4
S ONIchola, aa... I 0111
1 IColllna, lb... 4 114 1
lit Oltovla, 11) ... 41710
0 14 OMurphr. lb.. 4111
111 Smith, c I 1 It 1 I
1 11 1 lOldrlnf. el... 4 1 1 1
T. Jonas, lb. 4
Spencer, c .
Waadtll, p.
,411 QCooiAIm, rf... I 0100
,10 11 Clunder, p.... I 4 0 10
Vleker. p.... 0
.17 11 17 II I
Total II I 17 II I
0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0-6
Total....
St. Louis.
Philadelphia 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Hits: Off Bender, 10 In seven Innings;
off -Vlckers, 1 in two innings. Two-base
hits: CoIIUjs, Smith. Hoffman ta. utone,
Williams. Sacrifice hits: .mciiuir, a.
Stolen bases: Oldrlng, Stone. Left on
bale: St. Louis. 7; Philadelphia, 6. sirucK
out: By Waddell. 4; by Bender, 8; by Vlck
ers, 4. Double plays: Hoffman to Spencer;
Smith, Murphy, Davis to Biimn; nonius,
Smith to Davis. Bases on error: St. Loula,
2; Philadelphia. 1. aaes on cans: ju
Waddell, ; off Bender. 2. Time: 2:00. Um
pires: Egau and Connolly.
Cleveland Ootbats Boston.
TlOSTON. Mav 19. Cleveland batted two
fltchers out of the box, winning from Bos
on, 7 to 2. Btrger kept the hits well scat
tered. Bcore:
CLEVELAND. BOSTON- n ,
BH.OAC. B.HO.AE.
J. Clark, It.. I ll 0 neuonneu, to 1 1 v
Bradler, lb.. 4 1
Stovall, lb... I 0
1 1 v uara, ao a a & v
7 0 Ot'ravatb, If... 4 0 I 0 1
I 1 VGvaaler, rt... 19 11
4 I ul'nilaub. lb., 4 I
I I OSulllraa, cf.. I 0 1 1 1
10 Wagnar, aa. .. 4 0 I 1 4
I 4 eCrlaar. 1 1 4
114 Laport 1 1 4 4 0
Young. 1 0 0 1
Ulota, tb ... I I
Turner, aa... t
Berala, e I
Birm'ham, cf 4 1
Hlnchmaa, rt 4
Bemar, p.... 4 1
Totala -40 IS 17 U O'Thnuej 1 1 0
licmis, p..,, v v v v v
Carrlg'.n ... 1 4 1 4 4
Olaia, p 0 4 0 1 4
McKariand .14 4 4 4
Totala 13 7 17 I I
Batted for Crlger In eighth.
Ratted for Toung in aixtn.
Hatted for Clcotte In eighth.
Batted for Glaze In ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 0 4 O 0-7
Boaton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 o-J
Two hase hits: J. Clarke. Unglatitv La-
jole.
IS ln
nlnga
hole. Three bsae hit: Criger. Hit: Off Your,
atx inmnKM: 01 eitnu.. n. .
as. Stolen buses: Turner (i) Bern s. Lift
on bases, Cleveiana, ; wosion, . us on
holla: tiff Youna. 1: off Berger. 2. Base on
errors: Boston, 1; Cleveland, 1. Struck out:
Vnnrnr 9- h Cli'ntle. : bv Olaxe. 1: bv
B;rger, 3. Time: 1:56. Umpire: O'Loughlln.
Highlanders Defeat Tlsjers.
NEW YORK, May 19. The Highlanders
downed the Detrolts today by hitting Kll
llan hard n two lnnlnKS ami driving mm
from the box. The feature of the game was
Msnnlng, who time and anain cut tne iiger
batters down wun men on me uuses
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I'lUhc'l great hall In pinches and struck out
Cobb twice. Score:
NkW VOMK
H H .O A It
Memoir
n II O A R.
!!. !h....4 I : 1 rar.
tie
Keel.r. rf . .. I
1
cn ford
1
ll.mrhin rf I
( hi., lb. . .. I
B'ahl. If I
Oimj, 3b . . 4
Ball, a 4
Kllnnw, c- . . 4
Manning, p.. I
I
a co .ht. rt ..
e 1
1 t
1 1
rt
1
1 1
I
I
Hitwman, 1
ectuhin, J
IIS. hmldt, f
lo larr.
fttman. p.
4 I Wlllrtlk, p
I
I
a
0
Toiala
It 1 ft I' I Tatala IT I X 11 I
0 0 0 0 0 1 01
..r.r s 0 3 0 0 0 0 0
Detroit v
N(w Yoik ...."r. ..
Bases on errors
New York. 1: Detroit. I
New York, 6. Ivtrolt, 8.
Base on halls: Off Manning. 3; off Kllllan,
1; off Wlllrtt, 1. Struck out: B Manning,
: by Kllllun. l! bv Wllletts, 4. Home run!
Mies. Two base hits: Conroy, Crswford,
O'l-hry. Sttli'n baaoa: Hemphill, Chnee (II),
Wild pitch: Manning. ' Hit with pitched
hull: Bv .Manning. 1. lilts: Off Kllllnn, 6 In
thiee Innings; off Wllletts. 4 In five Innings.
T.me: 1:55. Umpires: Kvans and Hurst.
W. R. MeKeen Will Pitch.
Noon hour presents a busy alght at the
Union Pnclile shops. Two score of men are
practicing to make a place on one or the
other of the team which will play Satur
day afternoon, alien tpe ahop foremen and
office force will meet. Considerable banter
ing has been gniilg on until It has now
come to a head ami articles of agreement
are signed and a ferfclt posted. W. R.
McKeen, jr., superintendent of motive
power and machinery, will pitch for the
office force, ami the team will Include
llarrlman, Smyth, . FetUvs, Ovntrr, Van
Arnadale and Dally. The foremen refuse to
announce their team In advance, but say
they have the gomls.
Conntr Meet nt Boone.
POONB, la., Msy 19. iSpcclAt.) The
Young Men s Christian assoclutlon of tht
cltv lis Juat Issued a challenge to the
amateur athletes of the county to a field
meet to be held under the auspices of the '
Railway Young Men's Christian assncla-.
lion In the near future. The meet la sched
uled for Juno 6 at t)m Boone driving para.
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(paoldlnga Want a Game.
The SpauMIng would like to hear from
some fust amateur teams. They want a
game Sunday. Telephone Red 41. between
6 and 7 p. m.
Two Games at Beatrice.
BEATRICE Neb., May 19, (Special.)
In a (sat Kama of hall last evening tne
Dutch tram detested the iMMiipaier nine
hy the score of 8 to 6. In the Sunday
Sclrool lengue. the Baraca clss shut out
the United Brethren team by the score of
16 to 0. '
Miles Defeats Noel.
LONDON. May 19.-Eutace H. Miles, he
English tennis player, defeated D. B. Noel
three straight rets today In the second
round of the preliminaries to the Olympic
tennis contest. .The score was tt-6. 6-1, 6-.
Wasrm te Wrestle Boraa.
BEATRICE. Neb., Msy 19. -(Special. )
Ccar Wasem, heavyweight champion
wrestler of Nebraska, and Farmer Burna
will meet ln this city -next Monday night
for a purse of 1100.
Game Postponed.
At Pittsburg ' Pittsburg-Philadelphia,
postponed; rsin. .
porting Gossip,
It might 1e noted thst Cincinnati Is play
ing some bull these days,
Minneapolis hss won another game.
That's a bunch of hidden stars, though.
Omaha's amateur are showing up faster
than ever this season, and that means a
freat deal, for they liave been a rapid set
or many seasons. . .
Sioux City's new third basemsn is named
Harry Welch. That makes It essential to
call Omaha's Harry Dr. Welch when the
Sioux are in town.
Omaha fans are beginning to think Den
ver, and not Sioux City, will be In second
place.
It must arouss the civic rlvally of Min
neapolis snd St. Paul to tho utmost pitch
to see their respective teams fighting over
the cellar position. .
"Then Bonno went Into the box and the
hitting ended." says the report of a Lln-eoln-Pueblo
game. And Bonno will prove
that same stumbling block for every team
In the league.
Local and state amateurs are urged to
send In all their scores to The Bee as
usual, but they are urged to get them In
when thev are nes, and not history.
Matter seversi days old should go to the
reprint organ.
It's always a serious problem to say
who s the best hall player-In the businese.
Some Judges will pick one man, some an
other. A Chicago paper Sunday picked
Johnny Evers. the great 1 tt 1 1t secopd base
man of the Cubs, as the greatest of ball
5 layers. At that he's a great man. When
ohnnv Joined the Cubs a few years bko
he weighed 125 pounds; now - ho weighs
nearer 100.
Disturbed .the Congregation.
The person who disturbed the congrega
tion last Sunday by continually coughing
Is requested to buy a bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar.
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